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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Dad witnesses son's death at Cop Shop (opens the original)
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Before dawn broke on September 9, 2026, the Maino family’s PMV truck rolled out of Inawi village in the Mekeo Kuni Rural LLG of Kairuku District, Central Province. Bound for Port Moresby, its cargo was familiar bags of green betelnut harvested directly from the family plantation. For 25-year-old George Maino, this was no ordinary trip. While his brothers and sister pursued higher education in the city funded by their parents’ decades of hard work in the betelnut trade, George was the son who cho
Southern Highlands Women next to host 21st ELC-PNG Women's Conference (opens the original)
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Dressed in vibrant yellow and purple attire and carrying their traditional bilums, the Emmanuel District Women's delegation from the Southern Highlands marched with pride today to mark the official closing of the 20th Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea (ELCPNG) Women's Conference. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
Final-Year UPNG Student develops App to modernize Police record-keeping (opens the original)
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When Belden Sakiromo entered the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) to study Science Foundation, he envisioned a future wearing a doctor’s white coat. But when fate redirected his path towards Mathematics Statistic and Computer Science, the final-year student discovered a different way to heal society by solving everyday systemic challenges through technology. Hailing from a mixed heritage of East Sepik and Oro provinces, Belden’s educational journey began at Taurama Primary School, followed
Pacific graduates urged to guard cultural knowledge and serve the region (opens the original)
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As thousands gathered in Suva, Fiji, for The University of the South Pacific’s (USP) Laucala Campus two-day graduation ceremonies, the call to safeguard and evolve the region’s shared legacy took centre stage. USP Pro-Chancellor and Chair of Council and Interim Management Group, the Right Honourable Siosiua Utoikamanu, made this challenge and reminded graduates that both their education and the University itself are shared regional inheritances that must be safeguarded and evolved.Speaking to th
Police urged to Walk the Talk as failed enforcement leaves GBV and SARV perpetrators unpunished (opens the original)
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Despite Papua New Guinea’s robust legal framework, systemic enforcement failures within the police force continue to allow sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV) and gender-based violence (GBV) offenders to walk free, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of PNG Tribal Foundation Garry Bustin warned. Choose from one of the two payment options below to continue reading and gain access to all Post Courier articles.
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